/lit/ - Literature

>>4160705
i agree anon. he's obviously not referring to 'all' male writers; he's speaking hyperbolically male writers in general. it's kind of like how women can't drive (obviously some of them can but on average...)
/lit/ just gets all defensive because every autistic neckbeard here thinks he's talking about them personally.

protip: authors sometimes exaggerate when they tell a story or give an interview. the world does not revolve around you.

>>4156615
"In the novel, Don Quixote, the character Cardenio is first encountered by Don Quixote and Sancho wandering in the desolate mountains of Sierra Morena. He at first avoids the Knight and Sancho, appearing as a long-haired, half-clothed, and long-bearded hermit (the two refer to him as "The Ragged One") leaping over crevices and hiding in trees."

sounds about right

>>3986843
your mentality is the perfect example of how deconstructionism stifles discourse and breeds apathy. rather than critique someone's argument you point out that it's just their opinion and refuse to engage. i imagine you believe that all meaning is subjective (a fancy way of negating meaning entirely). i was mocking you because you're neutered by your own philosophy: all arguments (including yours) become meaningless because they are merely a reflection of the speaker's subjective experience. i hope you grow out of your nihilism.

>inb4 you ask me to define my terms